Ethnobotany: Please correct my following text

Dear sir, Please correct the following text which is going to be published in an Internationa Journal. There may be mistakes as I am non native English speaker. Please send the corrected form to my Email address given below if possible.

Yours sincerely

U.K.Sharma, Dhemaji, Assam, INDIA

ABSTRACT

Assam is very rich in plant biodiversity as well as in ethnic diversity and has a great traditional knowledge base in plant resources. It is inhabited by the largest number of tribes and they lead an intricate life totally dependent on forest plants. The Mising is the major section and second largest tribal community of Assam and have a rich tradition of religion and medicine Their religious practices and beliefs are based on supernaturalism. A study of the plants related to magico religious beliefs in 'Dobur Uie'of Mising is carried out. The results revealed the use of 30 plants belonging to 23 families. All plant species are used both in religious purpose as well as for treatment different ailments Details of the uses of plants and conservational practices employed in Dobur Uie are provided. Our findings on the use of plants in Dobur Uie ritual reflect that some plants facing problems for survival and they need urgent conservation before their elimination. Because this elimination may threat the rich tradition of Mising culture. Most of the plants that are domesticated for different rituals are almost same in all Mising populated areas.